Labor Day Observed in Warren by Labor Groups
Labor Day in Warren drew about fifteen hundred people. A. M. Dewey of Washington D. C. spoke on organization and labor’s gains while warning of inequality. the parade, picnic, and speeches highlighted the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Kinzua Assembly
K. of
Irvine Grove
A.M. Dewey
Washington, D. C
Labor Day Committee
Kinzua Band
Assembly
Reig
Cigar Maker's Union
Tailors’ Union
Warren Assembly
Knights of Labor Official Journal
Philadelphia
Dewey
Prince Albert
Washington Hand
Webb
San Francisco
England
America
Earth
Josiah Strong
Solomon
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
New York Harbor
Washington
United States Congress
Hood
Spartacus
Sparticus
Roman Empire
the Supreme
Grand Jury Hears Broad Criminal Calendar in Mill of Justice
Criminal court opened after vacation with many motions and juror instructions. Cases include unlicensed liquor sales, disorderly houses, and billiards without licenses. Notable trials feature William Wattles the bigamist, Daniel Lambert for burglary, and Neva Stewart for assault. Verdicts vary from guilty to not guilty with fines or costs. Grand jury also reviews other counts and inspects jail and hospital facilities.
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Sheffield
G. F. McNett
Charles Hinckley
Charles Peterson
Deerfield
John Carson
Conewango
Fr. Leonhart
South West Township
O. C. Foot
Fred Tubbs
Francis Henry
Traverse
The
Commonwealth
William H. Wattles
Buffalo
Board of Health
State of New York
William Armstrong
N. Y
Emma Miller
Armstrong
Charles Preston
Ithaca
Preston
Warren
Clinton
Geer
Daniel Lambert
Youngsville
Erie
the Commonwealth
Joseph Peterman
Fuellbart
F.C. Holtz
Hathaway
Cincinnati
Neva Stewart
Rose Black
Albert Aggaceski
Aggaceski
Old Clarendon
Jae Wright
Benedict Lumber Co
Titusville
Martin Malya
Babcock
Josyt BE. Anderson
Florence Gray
James Hathway
William
Daniel O'Hern
John Pratt
Garvey’s
Charles ‘Hinckley
Charles Peterson Same
Joseph Archibald
Thos. Masterson
Ralph Dodge
Kingua
John Dardis
Dardin
Blushing Stars and Skies A GOP Lament on a Grand New Party
A Republican broadside laments the rise of a Grand New Party, urging honesty and fidelity to core principles. It accuses factional betrayals, recalls Matt Quay's governor factory, and argues for purer manhood, conscience, and a return to republican ideals amid party fragmentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Matt Quay
New
G.O.P
Warren County Teachers Institute Advances Educational Work
Warren county teachers gather for institute work starting Monday October 20 at the court house. Lectures and lessons run through Thursday featuring speakers Henry Hall George E Little Corporal Tanner Geo R Bible J M Davis MacGowan Crawford and Miss Mary Plaisted. Democratic Society hosts meetings and political delegates listed with plans for future sessions at Warren headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Henry Hall
Geo. E. Little
Washington, D. C
Tanner
Geo. R. Bible
Court House
Messrs. Little and
Bible
Walker
J. M. Davis
Rio Grande College
MacGowan
Crawford
Mary Plaisted
Peekskill N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Labor Day
Holiday
Carpenter
Nazareth
Christian Church
Jesus Christ
Calvary’s Cross
Federation of Labor
Knights of Labor
Bureaus of Statistics
Department of Labor
Pinkerton
Coal and Iron Police
New York Central Railroad
Mr. Dewey
Reading Railroad
Central
Alliance
Grange
Congress
Bing
Criminal Court
Mill of Justice
Philip Leonhart
John O'Dell
W.D. Bucklin
Beard
Mike Maloy
May Jaycox
Charles Near
Near
Teachers’ Institute
Democratic Society
Warren Democratic Society
T. B. Clawson
S. E B. Walker
M. W. Bovee
W. G. Trunkey
State Convention of Democratic Societies
Reading
Ther
Perry D. Clark
Ginghama
Flanneletts
Hunter & Jarvis
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